But What Color Were Her Eyes?
I dreamed of the way she would look at me, like only a mother could.
A look filled with so much love that it sloshed and overspilled.
I dreamed of the way she would look at me, like only a mother could.
A look full of hope, as I tried to ride a bike.
I dreamed of the way she would look at me, like only a mother could.
A look full of sympathy, as I cried over my scraped knees.
But what color were her eyes?
I dreamed of the way she would look at me, like only a mother could.
A look all too knowing when she saw the boy from school.
I dreamed of the way she would look at me, like only a mother could.
A look so excited, as I went on my first date after school.
I dreamed of the way she would look at me, like only a mother could.
A look full of caring and sadness, as my heart crumbled, shattered into pieces.
But what color were her eyes?
I dreamed of the way she would look at me, like only a mother could.
A look full of amazement, as I made my way downstairs, all dressed up for the prom.
I dreamed of the way she would look at me, like only a mother could.
A look full of pride, as I walked across that stage.
I dreamed of the way she would look at me, like only a mother could.
A look of nearly every emotion, of a mom who would never let go.
But what color were her eyes?
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